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That’s a pretty damning Uno reverse card. Because to many people ... that is a point that gets blurred by distance, meme culture, and a desire to distract ourselves from what looks distinctly ...

Netizens found the HR's response hilarious and said that they played an UNO reverse card with John. Social media users found the reply “pure evil” and said no one could have expected that ...

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Fosh pulled off a similar trick in the Sidemen charity match last year, getting booked by the ref again and instead responded by holding an Uno reverse card aloft. On his shredding mishap ...

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